Godfrey,

When I just looked at the image, the first what caught my eye
was the out-of-focus back of the chair in front.
It was "too big" in the image, not allowing to concentrate on
anything in the image. This effect maybe because this object
is close to the 1/3 vertical line.
Presence of the well-in-focus chair and bag right behind it 
makes this disturbing impression stronger.

I suspect that cutting some 100 pixels (on 794x614) on the left would
get rid of this dominance, while keeping the out-of-focus object
in the photo. (the cut line would cut out about 1/2 of the area
of the bright part of the bag on the chair behind, going slightly
right of the vertical window frame, or maybe through that window frame.)

Igor



Fri Aug 10 15:25:57 EDT 2007
Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:

lol ... yes, I'm working on this set and there are a *lot* of  
exposures to go through...  :-)

   http://homepage.mac.com/ramarren/photo/PAW7/33f.htm

Comments and critique always appreciated.



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